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2. Women on Wall Street: Despite Diversity Measures, Wall Street Remains Vulnerable to Sex Discrimination Charges.
3. THE NEW YORK CITY LANDMARKS LAW: EMBRACING LITIGATION AND MOVING TOWARD A PROACTIVE ENFORCEMENT PHILOSOPHY.
4. Plastic Bag Reduction Ordinances: New York City's Proposed Charge on All Carryout Bags as a Model for US. Cities.
5. WHATEVER WORKS -- BECAUSE ASKING NICELY DOESN'T.
6. A NULLITY OR NOT?--THE STATUS OF A DEFAULT JUDGMENT ENTERED ABSENT COMPLIANCE WITH CPLR 3215(F).
7. FAILURE TO SHOW "STRICT COMPLIANCE" WITH STATE REQUIREMENTS DOOMS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE ACTION.
8. HANDWRITING IDENTIFICATION VS. EYE WITNESS IDENTIFICATION.
9. NY COURT EXTENDS APP TRO.
10. THE COMMON LAW POWERS OF THE NEW YORK STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
11. THE NEW YORK AGENCY SHOP FEE AND THE CONSTITUTION AFTER ELLIS AND HUDSON.
12. Sarah Allingham's Sheet and Other Lessons from Legal History.
13. Maybe there Is No Bias in the Selection of Disputes for Litigation.
14. CONSTRUCTION -- AIA STANDARD FORM -- ARBITRATION BEFORE AMERICAN ARBITRATION ASSOCIATION -- SERVICE OF NOTICE ON ATTORNEYS -- NEW YORK.
15. NOTICE OF PETITION TO STAY ARBITRATION -- REQUIREMENTS -- SPECIAL PROCEEDING -- NEW YORK.
16. A Chance to Reflect: Thoughts from the Author of Floyd v. City of New York.
17. CHIEF JUDGE KAYE: IMPROVING THE PACE AND INTEGRITY OF LITIGATION.
18. Forcible Stops: Police and Citizens Speak Out.
19. TAKING TURNS.
20. WHEN DOES FORCE BECOME EXCESSIVE?
21. SEARCHING INQUIRY REQUIREMENT IN CIVIL COMMITMENT PROCEEDINGS OF SEX OFFENDERS.
22. POT IN MY BACKYARD: CURTILAGE CONCEPT ENDORSED BY THE QUEENS SUPREME COURT TO SUPPRESS PHYSICAL EVIDENCE OF MARIJUANA.
23. A "WORKPLACE EXCEPTION": EXPLORING THE LEGAL LOOPHOLE THAT ALLOWS FOR WARRANTLESS GPS TRACKING OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES' PERSONAL VEHICLES.
24. FOURTH AMENDMENT RIGHT TO PRIVACY: WHEN IS IT REASONABLE TO SEARCH A MINOR?
25. BREAKING THE ICE: HOW PLAINTIFFS MAY ESTABLISH PREMISES LIABILITY IN "BLACK ICE" CASES WHERE THE DANGEROUS CONDITION IS BY DEFINITION NOT VISIBLE OR APPARENT TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
26. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO BE FREE FROM UNWANTED BODILY INTRUSION--UNLESS OF COURSE THERE IS A COURT ORDER.
27. LOCKED GLOVE COMPARTMENTS: SEARCHABLE OR STASH SPOTS?
28. WATCH YOUR STEP: RECOVERY FOR INMATE SLIP AND FALL.
29. SOMEONE CALL 911, CRAWFORD IS DYING.
30. EAVESDROPPING UNDER NEW YORK AND FEDERAL LAW: HOW NEW YORK IS DEPARTING FROM LONG-STANDING INTERPRETATIONS MIRRORING FEDERAL LAW.
31. SEARCH AND SEIZURE: NEW YORK VS. FEDERAL APPROACH.
32. THE INEVITABLE DISCOVERY RULE-JUSTICE SERVED OR JUSTICE THWARTED?
33. DO AUTOMOBILE PASSENGERS HAVE A LEGITIMATE EXPECTATION OF PRIVACY? AN ANALYSIS OF REASONABLE EXPECTATION UNDER THE FOURTH AMENDMENT.
34. Betting on Death or Just Cashing In?: Taking a Look at the Life Settlement Industry Through the Lens of Kramer V. Phoenix Life Insurance.
35. THE DISPARATE EFFECTS OF GENE PATENTS ON DIFFERENT CATEGORIES OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH.
36. COUNTY COURT OF NEW YORK, ESSEX COUNTY.
37. CRIMINAL COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, NEW YORK COUNTY.
38. Market Reaction to Regulatory Action in the Insurance Industry: The Case of Contingent Commission.
39. FIRE DEPARTMENT OF NEW YORK CITY CONFRONTS GENDER INTEGRATION: A TALE OF MINOR SUCCESS AND MAJOR WOES AS ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE MEETS A CULTURE OF RESISTANCE.
40. The Newly-Enacted CPLR 3408 for Easing the Mortgage Foreclosure Crisis: Very Good Steps, but not Legislatively Perfect.
41. Value-Laden Technocratic Management and Environmental Conflicts.
42. NY OKs Interim Relief in Int'l Arb.
43. Of Arbitral Institutions and Provisional Determinations on Jurisdiction.
44. Libel Tourism: A Transatlantic Quandary.
45. Arbitration vs. Litigation: An Unintentional Experiment.
46. Transintitutionalization in the Courts: Brad H. v. City of New York, and the Fight for Discharge Planning for People With Psychiatric Disabilities Leaving Rikers Island.
47. William A. Hammond, the Dynamograph, and Bogus Neurologic Testimony in Old New York.
48. LEGAL POSITIVISM, SOCIAL RULES, AND RIGGS v. PALMER.
49. SECURITIES REGULATION--Whiting v. Dow Chemical Co.--Section 16(b), The Family, and Control.
50. NEW YORK CITY.
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